Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-18

DISAGREEMENT ON THE CARs.-Yester-
day morning, after the express train ar
rived from the East, en- route to San Fran
cisco, Deputy Sheriff Lee learned that after
ii entered the city limits there had been
trc able in one of the cars, passenger
drawing pistol upon another, but being
restrained from shooting by parties who
interfered. The officer placed the man
who drew the weapon under arrest, and
turned him over to officers Frazee and
Rice, and then tried to find the other party,
but ne had taken refuge in the compart-
ment he had engaged, fearing hostilities
might be resumed, and refused to open the
door. By that time the train was ready to
leave, and Lee, giving up further investi-
CATION, allowed the drawer of the pistol to
get on board. The trouble was understood
to have grown out of the fact that the pis-
tol man, who got on in Nevada, found that
one of the passengers was a person who
owed him two or three thousand dollars,
and would not pay.
CLUNIE OPERA EoUsE.-The Clunie will
be occupied next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday by the Edmonds-Cooper Dramatic
Company in their picturesque presentation
of D Ennery's g Two Orphans produced
with cast including the charming young
actress Miss George Woodthorpe; the Sac
ramento favorites, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Edmonds, Fred A. Cooper, William Lam
sing, Leigh Fawcett, Rowland Thornton,
r. Z. Franklin, Fred Robins, Lon Walker,
Misses Mai Wells, Margaret Redington,
Agnes Thorne, Emily Livingston and 9TH
ers. The scenery and costumes it is
elaine :. will be from the original models.
ENTERPRISE GRANGE REUNIoN.-The an
nual reunion of Enterprise Grange was held
at the Grange Hall, near Walsh's, on Satur-
dav. There was a large attendance OF
farmers and their friends. A bountiful
repast was enjoyed at 10 o'clock. The
Grange then assembled, and speeches were
made and remarks INDUCED in by the fol-
lowing gentlemen State Lecturer, Daniel
Flint Hon. Thos. Mcconnell, Fl. W. John
son. Geo. w. Hack, A. J. Gregg, of Ply
mouth, w. w. Greer, Geo. Wilson, G. w
Hancock, o. s. Flint and others. The
main topic of discussion was the interstate
commerce law.
CoMNERc1AL.-Arrived Saturday and yes
terday: Steamer San Joaquin, No. 4, from
San Francisco. with merchandise and a
barge load of lumberdor Richards & Knox
and Sacramento Lumber Company barge
Anna Metha. from the upper Sacramento,
with wood; steamer ID. &. Knight, from
San Francisco, en- route 1or MarySvllle,
with merchandise Cleared Steamer San
JOAQUIN, No 3. for the upper Sacramento,
with merchandise and lumber; steamer San
JOAQUIN. 20. 4, for San Francisco. with
general freight; steamer Neponset, for the
upper Sacramento, with merchandise.
LoTs AT MoNTAGUE.-There will be an
auction sale of lots in the town of Mon
tague, Siskiyou county (the Yreka june
tionl. at 10 A. NJ. An excursion train. with
restaurant, dining and Pullman sleeping
cars attached, will leave Friday evening to
convey those who wish to attend the sale,
or who desire to view the beautiful scenery
of that section and along the line of rail-
road. and leave Montague, returning, Sun
day afternoon, arriving kere early Monday
morning. The tickets for the three days OF
the excursion, including berth IN sleeper,
will be only S13 each.
CRY TREAsURY.-The following were the
receipts for the week ending Saturday,
AnriI 18th: A. J. Wilson, cemetery dues,
81. Jobn It. Stafford, water rates,
Si.213 70; H. L. Buckley, Police Court tines,
slo: George A. Punam, city. licenses,
81 .563 "a: George a. Putnam, city taxes,
s7'SI4 %; John Ryan. street assessment,
S24S. Total receipts, sl0,s55 81 totsi DIS
bursements, S2456 20; amount IN sry
Treasury, s99.s2s Is.